Slippery elm is a tree that grows in North America. For centuries, Native Americans and later European settlers used its inner bark as a treatment for many conditions. The scientific name for the tree ...

Many authorities consider the inner bark of the slippery elm (Ulmus rubra) to be an herb with excellent healing properties. It can be used internally and externally. This herb is also thought to have ...

The soft, soothing power of slippery elm can help everything from digestive problems and coughs to cuts to scrapes. The post Slippery Elm appeared first on WellBeing Magazine.

Even though spring is apparently upon us (buh-bye, Daylight Saving Time), we all are still stuck with an especially clingy cold and flu season this year. And if you’re dealing with a sore throat or ...

Indian elm, moose elm, red elm, rock elm, slippery elm, sweet elm, Ulmaceae (family), Ulmi rubrae cortex, Ulmus fulva Michaux, Ulmus rubra, winged elm. The slippery elm is native to eastern Canada and ...

Medically reviewed by Allison Herries, RDN Essiac tea is an herbal tea made from a blend of burdock root, slippery elm, Indian rhubarb, and sheep sorrel. Essiac tea is commonly promoted as a natural ...

From "dragon's blood" to slippery elm root, coded and obscure ingredients of ancient recipes are getting a second look today not by Harry Potter fans, but by historians who want to experience science ...

Penn State undergraduate Katie Myers is tracing a slippery elm root (a species with thin absorptive roots) from the tree to be placed in a root bag to allow for root proliferation. Disclaimer: AAAS ...